Foraging Starlings
- Imaging Target: Foraging Starlings
- Coordinates Captured: UK
- Main Cameras: Integrated ED Binoculars | SVBONY SA208 ;
- Auxiliary Guiding & Accessories:
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Description
Taken by Neil English With the SA208 Binocular Physical Characteristics (Identification) The "Starry" Plumage: Their most famous feature is the dense covering of white or cream-colored spots across their entire body, resembling a starry night sky. Iridescent Sheen: While they look black from a distance, up close and in the right light (as seen in your photo), their feathers shimmer with metallic purple, green, and blue highlights. Beak & Tail: They have a relatively short, squared-off tail and a long, sharp beak. In the spring (breeding season), their beaks turn a bright lemon-yellow.

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